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• fishon Posts: 984 Officer

  June 2017 #2

  These are outside mice, I do not like traps.

  Triton 1870 Bay Sport, 115 merc. 4/stroke,
  Fish Shallow saltwater, lakes central Fl. And Lake Oconee Ga.
  Live in Lakeland

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• dragon bait Posts: 11,267 AG

  June 2017 #3

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aSk79YcuIRQ

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• Soda Popinski Posts: 16,809 AG

  June 2017 #4

  why do you care about outside mice? They're only a problem if the come inside right?

  You can't pet a dead dog back to life 

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• CountryBumpkin Posts: 1,893 Captain

  June 2017 #5

  fishon wrote: »

  These are outside mice, I do not like traps.

  
  Please consider making or using a trap or buying a cat.
  
  Stop to consider if you are poisoning outside mice it's not just your dog getting into the poison to think about.
  
  Hawks & owls who may be eating the mice will ingest this poison also.

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• Soda Popinski Posts: 16,809 AG

  June 2017 #6

  CountryBumpkin wrote: »

  Please consider making or using a trap or buying a cat.
  
  Stop to consider if you are poisoning outside mice it's not just your dog getting into the poison to think about.
  
  Hawks & owls who may be eating the mice will ingest this poison also.

  
  The other consideration is if they die in your walls, it's going to stink forever. I've climbed through attics to get rats that were caught in traps but still crawled 50' half dead to die in the most remote corner of the attic and stink the house up for weeks.
  
  I've also seen my golden eat a box of rat poison I had left under the grill, lick the box clean, and never eve look sick so i'm not sure how powerful that stuff actually is. We were already to put Bear in the ground, but he acted like he had just had a solid dinner, and 3 days later showed no signs of being sick at all.

  You can't pet a dead dog back to life 

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• fishon Posts: 984 Officer

  June 2017 #7

  Ding ding ding. We have a winner. Dragon bait, thanks

  Triton 1870 Bay Sport, 115 merc. 4/stroke,
  Fish Shallow saltwater, lakes central Fl. And Lake Oconee Ga.
  Live in Lakeland

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• FLATS BROKE Posts: 2,060 Captain

  June 2017 #8

  Chickens, Cats, or Snakes.

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• Nick Nikon Posts: 5,155 Admiral

  June 2017 #9

  FLATS BROKE wrote: »

  Chickens, Cats, or Snakes.

  
  Chickens?
  
  Really?

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• Coelacanth Posts: 38 Greenhorn

  June 2017 #10

  Chickens act like a pack of velociraptors if they find an unlucky mouse and will eat them whole once they catch it. And are as good as outside barn cats to keep the rodent population at bay, of course your HOA will probably have issue with 20 Light Brahmas or Rhode Island Reds running around your yard

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• Coelacanth Posts: 38 Greenhorn

  June 2017 #11

  And you can make rat traps same principle as Dragon Bait's mouse trap but use an open top 55 gallon drum and a piece of cardboard with a tasty treat the middle of it. When I was a kid would catch one every night in the feed stall.

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• Westwall01 Posts: 5,452 Admiral

  June 2017 #12

  CountryBumpkin wrote: »

  Please consider making or using a trap or buying a cat.
  
  Stop to consider if you are poisoning outside mice it's not just your dog getting into the poison to think about.
  
  Hawks & owls who may be eating the mice will ingest this poison also.

  
  Very true. I've actually had to deal with a Bald Eagle while working that had ingested a mouse that had eaten poison prior to the Eagle consuming it.

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